(REPAIRING SILICON VALLEY) Dear SEC – Goldman Sachs Seems To Be Behind Every Dirty Silicon Valley Deal

Goldman Sachs: The Most Evil Bank in the World America, the best government that money can buy Source Cartels and Goldman Sachs have the same business model. They both have an absence of ethics,…

First, they are some of the smartest people in the world — that’s why they get hired by Goldman Sachs, the premier investment bank. Smart, ambitious people always end up in positions of power, as…

On the weekend of September 12, 2008, as the financial system shuddered and appeared to be on the verge of lurching to a halt, two Goldman Sachs men, former CEO Hank Paulson and current CEO Lloyd…

Goldman Sachs is a name that has varying connotations depending on your perspective. But are the critics right – is Goldman Sachs actually evil? Malcolm Fles…

Goldman Sachs: Bank That Runs the World is a French made documentary from 2012 that attempts to portray Goldman as a corrupt, criminal, and all-powerful squid whose tentacles squeeze the levers of…

Yes, Goldman was a huge and initially very well remunerated player in the 1MBD scandal. But McKinsey was all over the South African Eskom bribery scandal. The McKinsey haul was not as big but the scam was similar: taking a cut from helping government officials loot.

In a widely publicized story in Rolling Stone, Matt Taibbi characterized Goldman Sachs as a “great vampire squid” sucking money instead of blood, allegedly engineering “every major market manipulation since the Great Depression … from tech stocks to high gas prices” Goldman Sachs has denied wrongdoing.

Goldman’s position, Hagan reports, was that they were forced to participate in the enormous government rescue of AIG. Thanks to expert hedging, they argue, they had no material exposure to AIG — and may have even profited from its collapse. At True Slant, Matt Taibbi took a shot at this assertion.

Goldman Sachs is Evil Here is the headline and first bit from an excellent article in Foreign Policymagazine: How Goldman Sachs Created the Food Crisis Don’t blame American appetites, rising oil prices, or genetically modified crops for rising food prices. Wall Street’s at fault for the spiraling cost of food. Demand and supply certainly matter.